2018 Synergia Summer Institute – Monte Ginezzo, Tuscany
Transition to Co-operative Commonwealth: A Political Economy for People and Planet June 25 – July 6, 2018 After a very successful first program last summer, we are very pleased to […]
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Registration Deadline Extended for Synergia Institute
Transition to Co-operative Commonwealth: Pathways to a New Political Economy July 10 – 21, 2017 Monte Ginezzo, Tuscany New Registration Deadline: June 15 See the March 7 posting below for […]
Synergia Summer Institute – Monte Ginezzo, Tuscany
Transition to Co-operative Commonwealth: Pathways to a New Political Economy July 10 – 21, 2017 Registration Deadline: April 15 For all those interested in exploring a new vision for political […]
BALTA’s John Restakis Speaks on Transition to a New Political Economy
Transform Montréal Conference – March 19-20, 2016 John Restakis on “Toward an economics of the common good” The Transform Montréal Conference was framed as a social and solidarity entrepreneurship celebration […]
CommonBound Conference 2016
BALTA’s Mike Lewis Speaks at CommonBound Conference The 2016 version of the CommonBound Conference, sponsored by the New Economy Coalition in the United States, wrapped up today in Buffalo, New […]
Synergia Summer Institute – Monte Ginezzo, Tuscany
Transition to Co-operative Commonwealth: Pathways to a New Political Economy September 11 – 23, 2016 Synergia is an international network that unites academics, social activists, practitioners and policy makers in […]
BALTA Collaborator, Pat Conaty’s, Recent Speaking Tour in Korea
UK-based BALTA collaborator, Pat Conaty, recently completed a very successful speaking tour in Seoul, Korea, focusing particularly on co-operative place-making and the benefits of community land trusts (CLTs) for affordable […]
Resource: The Political Economy of Monetary and Financial System Changes to Support Societal Sustainability
The political economy of the current financial system is the context out of which alternatives are being forged. Changes to the privatized debt-based monetary system, expansion of co-operative and publicly […]
